SCC access: README.rst@24dc95cbbf50 (annotated)

README.rst@24dc95cbbf50 (annotated)

README.rst

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author: ioannis@ioannis-VirtualBox
date: Sat, 09 Jan 2021 19:42:15 +0200
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Renaming settings_sample.yaml to correct name.

 Overview
 ========
 This package provides a tool for interacting with the
 Single Calculus Chain through the command line. Specifically, with the script you can:
 * Upload a file to the SCC for processing
 * Download the processed files and graphs
 * Delete an existing measurement from the SCC (with appropriate privileges)
 The main functions are implemented in a class (SCC) that you can also import
 and use in your custom scripts.
 The script does not provide any feedback if a file upload fails. Before using
 the script, you will need to upload some files manually and be confident that
 your SCC file format and processing settings are correct.
 Please note that this is not part of the "official" SCC tools.
 Any suggestions for improvements and new features are more than welcome.
 Installation
 ------------
 The easiest way to install this module is from the python package index using pip::
     pip install hg+https://repositories.imaa.cnr.it/public/scc_access#egg=scc-access
 or, if you don't have mercurial on your system::
    pip install https://repositories.imaa.cnr.it/public/scc_access/archive/tip.zip
 You can also use the script by cloning this mercurial repository.
 Settings
 --------
 The required user-defined settings need to be specified in a .yaml file.
 The following parameters should be specified::
    basic_credentials: ['username', 'password']     # The HTTP user name and password that is needed to access the SCC site.
    website_credentials: ['username', 'password']   # The user name and password that is needed to log in to the SCC site.
    output_dir: /path/to/files/scc_output/          # The directory to download the files
    base_url: https://scc.imaa.cnr.it/              # SCC base URL. Normally you shouldn't need to change that.
 The repository includes a `settings_sample.yaml` file that you can use as a starting point. Rename the file, e.g. to
 `settings.yaml` and input the required parameters. If you don't want to specify the file path every time
 your run the `scc_access` script, you can name the file `.scc_access.yaml` and place it  in your home directory.
 Please note that it's not a good idea to store your stations management credentials in the settings
 file. The standard user has "Station Management" privileges and, if the credentials
 are stolen, someone could change/delete the stations settings from the SCC database.
 For this, it is better to use a user account with minimum access settings, i.e. that
 can only upload files and measurements.
 Usage
 -----
 You can upload a file specifying the username and the system id::
    scc_access upload-file 20110101po01.nc 125
 If you want to wait for the processing to finish and download the resulting files
 you can use add the `-p` or `--process` flag::
    scc_access upload-file 20110101po01.nc 125 -p
 The two command above assume that you have placed your setting file in the default location. You can specify a
 custom location using the -c flag::
    scc_access -c ./path/to/settings.yaml upload-file 20110101po01.nc 125
 By default, the SCC will reject an uploaded file, if the specified measurement id already exists on the server. You
 can instruct the script to delete any existing measurement before uploading using the `--force_upload` flag::
    scc_access upload-file 20110101po01.nc 125 -p --force_upload
 If you want to delete an existing measurement id from the database use the `delete`
 command and the measurement id::
     scc_access delete 20110101po01
 You can list available measurements with the `list` command::
     scc_access list
 .. note::
    The `list` command needs to be updated. Cross-check the results before using them.
 For more information on the syntax type::
     scc_access -h
 This will produce the following help text::
     usage: scc_access [-h] [-d] [-s] [-c CONFIG]
                       {delete,rerun-all,rerun-elpp,upload-file,list,download} ...
     positional arguments:
       {delete,rerun-all,rerun-elpp,upload-file,list,download}
         delete              Deletes a measurement.
         rerun-all           Rerun all processing steps for the provided
                             measurement IDs.
         rerun-elpp          Rerun low-resolution processing steps for the provided
                             measurement ID.
         upload-file         Submit a file and, optionally, download the output
                             products.
         list                List measurements registered on the SCC.
         download            Download selected measurements.
     optional arguments:
       -h, --help            show this help message and exit
       -d, --debug           Print debugging information.
       -s, --silent          Show only warning and error messages.
       -c CONFIG, --config CONFIG
                             Path to the config file.
 You can find out more information about each command e.g. like this::
    scc_access upload-file -h
 In this case, the help text will give more details about the `upload-file` command::
     usage: scc_access upload-file [-h] [-p] [--force_upload]
                                   [--radiosounding RADIOSOUNDING]
                                   [--overlap OVERLAP] [--lidarratio LIDARRATIO]
                                   filename system
     positional arguments:
       filename              Measurement file name or path.
       system                Processing system id.
     optional arguments:
       -h, --help            show this help message and exit
       -p, --process         Wait for the processing results.
       --force_upload        If measurement ID exists on SCC, delete before
                             uploading.
       --radiosounding RADIOSOUNDING
                             Radiosounding file name or path
       --overlap OVERLAP     Overlap file name or path
       --lidarratio LIDARRATIO
                             Lidar ratio file name or path

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